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Hi,
I use the timechart wizard for creating comparisons in time. Using "today()' as Basedate Expression I am not flexible in selecting the periods/years that I would like to compare. So for example Using "today()" allows me to compare yr2016 to yr2015, but it does not allow me to select 2015 in order to compare to 2014. Who could help me to build in flexibility in time selections?
I have added a rudimentary qvw file
All input is appreciated
bstrgrds
Hans
Try these expressions:
1) Sum({<[Posting Date] = {"$(='>=' & Date(YearStart(Max([Posting Date]), -1)) & '<=' & Date(AddYears(Max([Posting Date]), -1)))"}, Periode, Year>} Mutatie)
2) Sum({<[Posting Date] = {"$(='>=' & Date(YearStart(Max([Posting Date]), 0)) & '<=' & Date(AddYears(Max([Posting Date]), 0)))"}, Periode, Year>} Mutatie)
Try these expressions:
1) Sum({<[Posting Date] = {"$(='>=' & Date(YearStart(Max([Posting Date]), -1)) & '<=' & Date(AddYears(Max([Posting Date]), -1)))"}, Periode, Year>} Mutatie)
2) Sum({<[Posting Date] = {"$(='>=' & Date(YearStart(Max([Posting Date]), 0)) & '<=' & Date(AddYears(Max([Posting Date]), 0)))"}, Periode, Year>} Mutatie)
Hi Sunny,
wunderful. That did the trick.
thank you for the solution
bst rgrds
hans
Hi Sunny
I have similar Problem like Hans I have data where I am trying to create Timechart of that data
The data is now "YYYY" format and i need to know year on year growth (I am looking for HC Growth)
Can you please suggest how should I do that ?
Aniket -
Do you have Year as dimension? If you do then your problem is slight different than what we have here. Would you be able to provide some sample data to help you better here?
Best,
Sunny